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33-206 Shoulder Bolt Washer

The crank handle has disengaged from the lever controlling the opening louvers. It looks like pin has sheared off. Also plastic clips have become brittle and broken off. Rubber seals have hardened and become ineffective. Basically a renovation job which I can do is now in order as long as I get the ... (cont.)

Right handed On base says RD. 1963 Pat# 190208 Says-92 inside box

Good morning, this is a crank for a triple window operator crank. I measured to the best of my ability, so I'm going to say this is close, but not perfect. I have 4 cranks not working...I have 9 of these windows. Top hole to bottom hole: 5 1/16 Top hole is a single hole Distance between bottom 2 ... (cont.)

Pat. No. 198202 U.S. 2 R.H.R.D. 1963 CAN I have tried multiple times to get these replacements, without success The single top hole to bottom R hole is 5 1/4 inches The bottom holes are 1 1/8 in apart The extension arm is 2 5/8 inches long and offset. The hole in extension arm is 3/8 in and fi ... (cont.)

Hello, I received the item 39-011 to replaced my damage crank operator on my awning window, but I forgot to buy the screw that conects the crank to the awning mecanism. Which is the pad head or screw that I need for that? Thank you Andrea

Hi, I'm trying to confirm if my awning window crank operators are from Swisco or not, only marking/stamp I can find is Made in the USA SD (which you can see in first picture). I'm trying to get a replacement. If you need any different/better pictures, just let me know. They are at least 15 years old ... (cont.)

overall length 5-3/4" mounting holes 5-1/4" width 1-7/8" mounting holes 1-1/8" arm length 3-3/8" arm width 5/8" hole dia 3/8" made of steel

I've been trying to find a window crank so I can fully close my windows. Unfortunately, I don't see any part numbers, and the part I ordered from Amazon, is not the correct fit. Please help? Thanks!

I need to potentially replace 6 of these operators on an older house. a few still work to a degree, but not many and they are very stiff. So much so that it would appear some have been forced previously to the point that they push back out of their mounts on the window. Any help would be greatly ... (cont.)

Dear Swisco, I need to replace my Window Operator on my Florida Awning Windows in my Florida Room. The only Operator that is fairly close to mine is the 39-350My operator's arm though is off set and has a threaded piece at the end of the arm that slide into the hole in the shoulder and a nut to ... (cont.)

Don't know the maker and there are no markings on the cranks.

Hello, I will need parts for these awning windows. They were installed in 1967 in Massachusetts. The windows have absolutely no markings or any idication of the manufacturer. Thank you. Paul Wheaton

recently I purchased from you part number 39?017, the Pan Am/ Daryl window crank. My window is 83 years old, and unfortunately the arm of the crank is not held on with a nut and bolt, but with the mechanism that I have included in the attached pictures. I have scoured the Internet and cannot find ... (cont.)

From what I can tell, the measurements you give for the 39-012 are essentially the same as my operator that died. My concern is the connection of the operator arm to the awning window movement system: In my case there was a screw assembly shown in pictures which had a female internal threads (and s ... (cont.)

Looking to replace an Awning Operator - Copied the parts I used prevuously from a different company

Hoping someone can identify this nylon bushing that goes on the bottom of a vinyl sash. They are about 9/16" in diameter.

Hello, I have a 1950s house with Keller awning windows. I am in need of replacement operators. The measurements are 5-1/4" top screw to bottom screw with a 2-3/4" arm extension. This is the old one and I saw somewhere on your site that the screw hole size in the link arm is important. I believe ... (cont.)

Trying to identify the replacement part for the crank mechanism on a jalousie window. The crank comes off when you close the window.

Pix 1+2 show broken off sissor hinge openers on North unit installed late 1970's 3rd pix shows intact unit which has scissor hinges as photoed on both sides of over n under glazings

How does the arm of the crank attach to the hole in the arm of the window? Is it a threaded bushing with a screw?